Judy Slater is a former executive at Fox News. ^[1]

Slater attended Rutgers University. ^[1]

She joined Fox News in 1998, overseeing the network's accounts. ^[1]In 2006, she was promoted to vice president and comptroller. ^{[1] [2]}

In March 2017, Slater was fired from Fox News over allegations her behavior toward African-American colleagues was abhorrent. ^{[1] [2]} She allegedly asked one African-American employee if all three of her children were fathered by the same man. ^[1]Slater also called another woman 'sista' and mocked the speech of black employees, openly complaining that they mispronounce words. ^{[1] [2]}

In another reported incident, she write down words like sister, mother and father and asked the black / african employees to pronounce them aloud. ^{[1] [2]}

She also raised her hands in a hands up, don't shoot gesture when she was wished good night by two African-American employees.

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On March 28, 2017, Tabrese Wright and Tichaona Brown filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against Fox News Channel. They are accusing Slater of racial harassment and the network of ignoring their complaints. ^[4]